Birth date: Sep 30, 1963 Death date: May 5, 2018
David Ellis Weaver, 54, of Roy, WA passed away May 5, 2018. David will be missed and is loved by many family and friends. Loved ones are currently putting details together to celebrate his life. A more complete obituary will be co Read Obituary
I will miss you Dave. Your smile was classic and mischievous. I'm so glad we reconnected recently. I'll treasure those memories and see you in heaven.
Rest in perfect peace beautiful friend. I will miss your humor, kind heart and spicy wit. You meant the world to so many. Our friends are the truest reflection of our life and you have left a legacy to be proud of. Miss you and love you Dave.
My twin brother Dave was an incredible friend, human being and a joy to all who knew him. He will be truly missed. Our time with him was too short but he’s left us with a wealth of memories we will treasure for years to come.
My brother lived with his mom in Roy ,,David was a lonely person at times,he had a great friend in rick,my mom is in a rehabilitation center right now,she loved her son and misses him
You were a wonderful, kind, confident, selfless, generous, committed, quick to apologize, loving kind of man. Whatever storms came our way we weathered them together and promised each other we would work anything out because we loved each other that much. I loved watching the progress of our relationship and the way your walls crumbled one by one. It was "let's see where this leads" to "I like you" to "I'm in like with you" to "screw it I love you". After each time you said you loved me you would always end it with "ain't it cool" and I would always say "yeah it is". You went from never wanting to get married again to asking me to marry you on your birthday and we began planning our future together after that.
We were soul mates and it was apparent from the moment we touched that first day. Your scent calmed me to my core and when you walked into the room all my cares and troubles just melted away. I loved that no matter how mad we got at each other, which wasn't too often at all, that you were quick to say "kiss me".. I did.. and everything was better right then. We could never stay mad at each other more than a few minutes. You loved my kids like your own and loved snuggling with Buster and Bella. You loved your momma, twin sister, and your kids with all your heart. You never had a dry eye when talking about your kiddos and I loved that you were not afraid and trusted me enough to get that emotional in front of me. And I can't forget how you loved your puppers Fritz very much.
I will cherish all the memories we had, all the talks we had, our intimate private times, and the love you gave me. I'm glad I was there for you during this past year, every single night you were in the hospital/hospice, and there with you when you took your last breath. It was like you were waiting for me to get there that day and I thank God for that. Even though the pain of losing you is great I would do it the same all over again. I thank God so much for you and for all that we had. You will always be in my heart to stay my love, always missed, and always loved.
I love you so very much with all of my heart, mind, body, and soul... "ain't it cool".
David has been a huge part of my life for the last 14 years. He was one of the most important people in my life besides my children. He raised my children as his own. He even inspired my son to become a Marine just like him. My children looked up to him and are grateful that David was a part of their life. David and I continued to keep in touch after our relationship ended and even agreed we were soulmates. The love never died, but we moved on with our lives. I am posting a picture of David and his beloved dog Fritz. This was one of the silliest memories I have of him and that dog. Many, many attempts to keep that Santa beard on that dog for a picture. Good times! David I miss you and love you with all my heart. You are the best human being I’ve ever known. I’m looking forward to meeting with you again.
Christina❤️
